Things aren’t going well for the Calgary Flames, the professional Canadian hockey team founded in 1972. Despite pushing for a playoff spot late last year, the Flames only have three wins through fourteen games this season, securing an early spot as the worst team in the National Hockey League so far.

Some fans think this may be the sign of early-season tanking — when a team loses on purpose in order to get a better draft pick in the summer. However, there might be an even more galaxy-brained explanation: the team’s coach is getting advice from ChatGPT.

In an episode of “The Chase,” the Flames’ candid behind-the-scenes show, head coach Ryan Huska was filmed telling his players he’d been consulting with the AI chatbot to figure out what the hell was going on.

“So I went down a rabbit hole

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